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BUSHNELL l. CARUSI
~ Real Estate Brokers,
zoos street northwest

~ Real Estate Brokers,
zoos street northwest.
ToDLLU SALE OE VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP.
EkTY ON NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST,
WASHINGTON, d. C.
BY virtue of deed of trust duly recorded In uber
No. liza folio PAP, OF the land records for the -
District Of Columbia the undersigned. as trustees, H
VIII oer for sale at public auction, in front Of the vii
0;T1GK 4 p: 1887; at HALFpAsT, FoUR
White and others subdivision Of lot numbered two 2
IN square numbered five hundred and fourteen t5l4
Mashington, in book II. D. c.. page IT, with the i'm
Terms OF sale: $1,000 cash. balance in six t6) and
twelve l2) months the purchaser to give his notes
IQr the deferred bearing interest at the rate
trust upon the property sold. The purchaser will DO
REQUIRED to comply with the terms Of sale within ten
Gays otherwise the trustees the right resell
the property st his risk and cost All conSeyancing ct
cost OF purchaser. 300 down at time Of sale.
EUGENE CAkUSI. r,r,..o,
EUGENE ID. CARUSI} AH"s'ses'
g. W. ST1CKNEY, Auctioneer, 936 L st. s21Adkds
g a
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Ex.MinisteF Washburne,s Condition
Improved.
CHICAGO, Sept 22.-The condition of Hon. F. B.
WaShburne, eX-miniSter to France, was somewhat
better to-day, although there are fears that the
end is drawing near.
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DEKEMPTORY SALE OF PROPERTY NEXT TO
l. CORNER OF AND ELEVENTH STREETS
NORTHWEST. TO SETTLE AN ESTATE, SUIT

pEREMPTORY SALE OF TwO-sTORY BRICK
AT AUCTION.
~ On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER
TMENTY-SEVENTH, at HALF-PAST FIVEEM
O'CLOCK, we will SELL in front Of the premises, kasI
SUB LOT Is. SQUARE Sl3.
fronting on D street north and running back to an
alley, and improved by two-story Brick Dwelling,
Veniences.
Terms: One-half cash, balance in fifteen months,
with Per cent interest, payable semi-annually. and
secured by deed Of trust deposit Of 800 required
cost cost Terms to be complied with IN ter days other
after five days public advertisement such resale In
some newspaper published in Washington D. c. Title
good or no sale. DUNCANSON BROS,
sS1-dGds AuctioNeers.
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NEW NATIONAL THEaTER.-The sale OF seats CON-
menced to-day for "Beacon lights which Will I've
the attraction at the New National Theater next
week.
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JUVENILE BURGLARS ARREsrEp.-Some time this
moraing two small colored boys entered the resi-
dence OF Justice Miller, No. 1i15 Massachusetts,
avenue and carried on pair OF gold eyeglasses.
Tney also entered the residence OF Commodore
Wright, No. l402 Massachusetts, avenue, carrying
on reticule containing a number OF small arti-
cles The boys were subsequently, arrested, and
the articles found on them. They gave their
names OF Frank Boswell. ten years old, and Ed
ward Lane, twelve years old They We're locked
up az the second precinct for a hearhing In the
Police Court Tomorrow
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Chicago BOOdlerS Expelled from TIA
kniRhuS YeHNOlAr.

CHICAGO, Sept. 22-Saint BERNARD Commandery
Knights Templar, at conclave held last night ex.
PEELED WIN. McGarigle, Adam Ochs and F. w. Bip-
per from the roll OF the Sir Knights.
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SALE OF AN EsTATE.-1n the case OF J. W Paine
agt EStelle Paine, In the Equity Court yester-
day, the commissioner, Mr.. c. Pearson reported
that he had an offer OF 1902 100 for one-half in
terest In the estate-Pitsworth eos acres-by Mr.
&. b. Rheem. The offer was confirmed, the sale
ratlfled and the case referred TO the auditor
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r. r. King has bought OF Robert L. Morris. part
lot L. So 4Sl, fronting 20 feet the east side of
9TH street, between VI and y streets, Tor g., 500.
Hannah W. Wilson has bought OF Jno 4. law
renee for q. 300, pr. lot - So Az S3xS3 feet on
street, between 9th and 9Th streets northwest
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MIXED SCHOOLS MAKING TROUBLE IN OHIo.-Tho
operation oI the ONO law of last winter which re-
pealed the statute authorizing the establishments
or separate schools FOR coored pupils Il producing
friction In many places. Al oxford, Ohio the col
ored pupils nearly all deserted their own schools
and applied for admission 10 the white schools. A
public meeting Was held, and the school board
Was asked 10 order the colored pupils their owu
school. The board complied with the request, and
the colored people propose 10 apply for manda-
mus. AT yellow Springs the school board has or
legislature can meet and take some action. AZ
Ripley, Ohio, q suit In lnapdamus has been en-
tered 10 compel the school board 10 admit colored
pupils.
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THE SHORT HAUL SrsTA1NED.-At chicago yea.
tefday, the Interstate Commerce commission DE.
clded In favor or the Vermont state Grange In y
case against the Central Vermont Railroad The
complaint was that the defendant charges a less
rate on similar service for long than a short
haul over the Central's lines, between Boston and
Detroit, Milwaukee and Chicago. The Commission
declared the rates were Illegal
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7. WALKERS SONS. 2O4 10TH ST NV
~ Parchment Payer. Mortar Colora. Charcoal Lima
fSrti<nd and H. Top Ceneuts ke.
teteyhope sl6-Ix IA
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TALK OF ARREsTrSG t. =. WBEELER.-Since tho
business suspension OF t. 5. Wheeler a. Co., of
New Haven, was first announced the creditors u
the fnsolvent estate have been engaged In making
close investigation, and the result Is that they
are said 10 be seriously considering proposition
TO cause Mr.. Wheeier's arrest on a charge OF OBJ
tanning money under false preteRses. Bank men
say that the list Of Liabilities ned misleading.
and that they VIII amount 10 at least 81 800 900.
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MARRIAGE LlcESsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court 10 Lemuel
Thomas and Laura jackson; John McTammany
and Lizzie McGiDneil: Joseph Harper and Belle &.
Price; David NJ. Anderson, OF Raleigh y. e, and
kudora Thomas, OF Richmond, Va; Wm. Bennett
and Sarah Jane Tolman; Frank {. Winters aud
George bent John Henry Cromwell and Jane
Matilda starr both OF Prince Georges County, Nd;
Geo. W. Goldsborough and Caroline Neighoost,
both or Baltimore. Md; Thornton Ambrose and
Jennie Massey, both OF Falls Church, Va: Thos L.
Hoson and Julia NJ. Daniels; Antonio Evans and
Elizabeth Alice Bateman: Frank Miller and Mollie
Jones; Chas. II. Stinebroker and Katherine L.
Goodrich.
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JEFF DAVIS MAKES A SUGGEsTIoN-tiov Lee OF
Virginia. yesterday received letter from Jefier-
son Davis In response 60 the invitation 60 bee pres
ent In Richmond TO participate I'm the ceremonies
OF the Lee monument cornerstone laying. He sug-
gestS That as the date liked for the laying OF the
cornerstone Is the same the reunion or the eN-
Confederatesa at Macon, Ca one or the other should
be changed so that he and the ex-Confederate sol.
diers may participate on both occasions.
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IMPROVEMENTS OF Tue WASHINGTON GAS CON-
PANf.-The washington Gas Company has taken
out permit TO commence the work OF erecting lts
new plant on street southeast, between 18th
and 18th streets The permit is for the erection of
retort building TO cost 10000 and an engine
house TO cost $4,000. when these are completed
TWO large gasometers Will be erected.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES
! RENr-BY r. 2. HOFFMAN q,

Properly paced with for rent or saIeis uperAIly
advertised free of cost TO the owner
Fer LIST OF property for sale. call send at Office
sl9 L %. HOLTZMAN 10Th and = ata n u
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AWEsT POINT GRADUATE MARRIEp.-The wedding
or Lieut.. j. A. Harman OF Stauntou, Va, a gradu.
ate this year at West Point and Miss Elizabeth
Skunk, granddaughter OF Gov. skunk OF Pennsyl-
wanna, took place In Harrisburg yesterday al &C.
stephens church. There Were eight bridesmaids,
and the eight ushers were classmates at West
Point OF the groom, all wearing Army dress UNI.
f0rms as did Lieut.. Hartman and his best man.
Lieut.. Frank Skunk. Guests were present from all
parts OF the country.
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The COurlA.

RANGE OF THE THRRNoNETER--The Following
were the readings at the Signal ONCE to-day: a
m, 90; p ~, n; maximum, SO; minimum, e.
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BALTIMORE REPUBLICAN NoNrSArIoNs-Tho
Baltimore republicans in convention last night
made the following nominations: For mayer, ID.
l. Bartlett; sheriff, FRANKLIN L. sheppard; clerk OF
city court, JAS. ii. Bond: States attorney, Edgar
H. Cans
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TAMMANY DELEGATES EIEcTED.-The Tammany
Hall democratic organizations In eight assembly
districts in New York last night elected delegates
and alternates TO the democratic state conven.
ton TO be held al Saratoga. Among the delegates
chosen are Col. Geo. ID. Scott, Willis \. Paine, q.
w. Plunkett and Sherln III. j. Grant
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COUNTRY BOARD

A sOMFORT kETREAT-DELIGHTFIJI RFsoIaT
S,mountains Of Maryland. one mile from Harper.:
FERRY: nrst-elass patronage throughout the Year.
lass fishing and hunting. 20 per week "a ~
CLARK, Keep Tryst, Washinston County Ma 90 -,
, 1887-02-17
Mr.. Grabs Philosophy.

1 notice that egotist is aIus some
other fellow.
We kin git heap OF information
from a animal. Nobody never see
dorg tryin' ter chaw two bones ter
onct.
Theirs many q man as has got a
college education thet goes through
life without findin' out how ter in
vest it.
never see a cheese so rank that
somebody wouldn't eat 1t, N never
sssn 6 job SO mean thet somebody
wouldn't do it.
Their amt nothin' like discretion.
I'D heap sight sooner hev fifty
dollar nag than ten thousand dollar
enc ef ] was goin' ter plough.
I've heard lots of folks tell thet the
world owed them lvin,' but l haia't
psyer heard that they got any lawyer
lsr collect the bill on shares.
Theirs a good many men in this
soSld that's like cider-sweet when
= ,r fust meet 'em, but the longer
ger know 'em the harder they get.
IF a man lows ter me thet he's
turned over a new leaf, I'll bet my
yoke of brindle steers thet nine times
outer ten it'll read o durn sight WIS
than the tother.
IF l hear some feller allus brag-
gin about his ancestors, l giner4lly
make up my mind thet ef 'em 2ncse
tors, vas livin' they couldn't do much
braggin' about him-L.-R. Catlin in
Jss3oe.
, 1887-02-17
Abuse of Public KeE:

One cannot read the deserved
pAnsgyrics on Gen. Logan without a
feeling of regret that a man of whom
So much good can be said, now that
be is dead, should have been sub
iseted during his lifetime to so much
sbuss and ridicule. 1t is question
whether this chatting pays even from
= party standpoint. There Is 50
nueh or it that readers of the paper
bullets of the brain" that are daily
tpsd at every prominent man IN the
sountry, and do not more than half
bsiIsVs anything that may be said OF
party chiefs, but It Is net pleasant to
think that such men as Logan, who
ksVs done great service to their cOUH
Try, should seldom during their life
time hear the honest sentiments Of
thsir fellow cOuutTymen, bat should
sisays find praise and blame alike
tainted with partisan prejudice. We
are getting SO far from the war in
IN these days that a large part OF the
people have no knowledge OF the
military and civilian heroes of the
conflict, except such as they gather
frsn current literature. To many O!
these, accustomed to see Gen. Logan
trsSted as an Ignorant deuagogu-, il
Iaust have been matter If sUrpIi.e
to read iii his obituaries Of his ga.lsu,
and important service daring the var
and his long experience in pubic lii,
before and after that episode IN his
a2Ysar. 1t Is impossible now t.
remedy the wrongs douo 10 Logan,
Buell., Hancock, Nee le!lan, Grant aud
oiLeT public men duriny their life
SINE, but it is not too late to avoid
sssh wrongs hereafter wien dealing
with their comrades'who are get with
, 1887-02-17
sae st'rekln 4r3.j9.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Il. I---.
Sharp Critic eu.

Hon. ". II. White. I. =. a--,r.c,
attorney for Washington TERRITORY.
speaks with severity q the ruGp- lT
the territorial supreme court G-aiu-:
woman suffrage IL. j. reported hv
the Seattle Pres as a.-ire:
The rssu.t Of This decision. # ~
hered 10 by the dislri.. courts .G
followed 10 lis legitimate suG. w.l.
occasion endless litigation. Titles g.
nuoh property Will be unsettled. A.
far as the criminal business .l til.
United States i concerned, tie de-
sision Is disastrous. l. will result in
setting aside all thn indictments
against the ChiHc-c col-r.rat.T. o.
Tacoma. At Vancouver ii will have
the same effect or Yer-ouS indicted
Tor dsfrauding the government Of
thousands Of acres ut timber land
and for perjury ana Ike crimes. In
some OF these cases tie statute or
limitation has run and UgGew wIaa.gJ-
menks caa be found. IuG.yi jga ly, /
believe IN the uttermust cuull-.mgIt
OF political rights. In this territory
half-breed Indians and kuHaEa- c@u
vote. The only class Of person, OK
GlIdsd from such rights avc China
men, tull-blooded Indians and white.
Intelligent women. When i think Il
this decision, like the Tacoma Lt'f.r.
say Shame Ny observation j.
that the plain, homoly people Of
Washington territory OF the practical
Abraham Lincoln kind are almost
without au exception in favor ui the
law. Against it are the conservatives.
who yet believe in the five points Of
CalYinism and the Apostle baUt-
idea OF womanhood, the ,3udes and
the dudines and the social people
believe that the highest object in life
d progressive euchre. drive whist.
etc. Than there are few who would
make the women g0dlesses if they
could, and take them out Of our every
day life; the boss politicians OF the
republican party Of the railroad
stripe, who have found that the wo-
men have hearts and cOnscieno2s and
and that they would not vote for
monopoly rule; men engaged IN the
liquor business are afraid Of the wo
man vote, but l think that the local
option election demonstrates that this
fear is not well founded The loating
slass and the vicious are also opposed
TO the law. Before the law was tried
aGny OF the laboring class We're OPP
posed to ii, but it has been fully
demonstrated in the recent election
IN this county that the mothers. sis
tsYs and wives of the laboring men
are not too dainty to stand up for
what they consider the rights OF labor.
and their votes have been q tower of
strength to the laboring mans party
This class are now generally in favor
Sf the suffrage for women.
, 1887-02-17
Excitement in rexaa.

Grcat excitement has been caused il
the vicinity III Paris. Tex by t..e remark
able recovery Of J. Z. Corloy. who was
50 helpless he could not turn III bed, OF
raise his head; everybody said he was
dying OF Consumption. 4 trial bottle ct
DR.. Kings New Discovery was sent Eira.
Finding Ielief. ne bought Il large hottie.
and Z box of Dr.. Kings New Lille Pills;
nv the time be had taken two boxes cf
.'s..s and tyr bottles Of the Discovery he
va veil a-d had gained III flesh thirty
six ruHnI-.
Triai bottles of this Great Discovery
for Goa umgt.0n free at n. u. Hin /
, 1887-02-17

My doctors n.ll for The past fuur
years has not been $40" writes I. q.
Bailey, of 80 South 9Th street, DAYTON,
o. He had Vertigo, Indigestion. Great
NERVOUSNESS, inflammation uf the Bladder.
Kidney Diseaso aud Bleeding Plies
EeiEh.eeu bottles of Warmers safe cure
permanently cured him, rs he viii tel.
you If you write AID eGclrse a STAMPED
envelope. Ask your friends and neigh
bors about Warmers safe cule
, 1887-02-17
So7SsTTuICuFes, 8,

", d. Hoyt & Co. Wholesale ard
Retail Druggists Of Rome Cha. sly:
We nave selling Dr. Kings Scw Dizanv-
ey, Electric Bitters anl iuci.Ien' s ARM
ii @4lvn fsr lwo yaar-. Htyr never
AHul.ei remedies that sell ns well. o,
give sGrh universal s.ji>flctiuh. There
have been some wonderful cures effected
by Siese medicines in this city. : yeraI
eases "f pronounced Consumption have
reen entirely cured hy Uee OF n few bot
t.es Of DR.. Kings New Discovery. taken
az cpaneGt:oG with L cctric B:tiers. We
gnarautco thea always. Sold by \. D
iii II S-D
, 1887-02-17
Syrup OF Eggs,

Manufactured only by TIE California FIg
syrup Co, u5 San Francisco, Cal, Is M.
tnre'S own trGa LAXATIVE. Itls the most
easily taken aad the most pleasantly cf-
.ect.ya remedy known to cleau-r the sys-
TEN whem bilious ~ crStlvr: 81 di~uo!
headaches, col Is ud fsvrrs: t.rurc hsa-
ituaI constipation, Indigestion. o,.. F,r
sale IN 30 cents and 81 bottles, Lv \. D.
Hlli's Sons, druggists
, 1887-02-17

From the statement made 10y Jld ,ce
psRnison Of Vancouver, it w.5uld seem
that the supreme court OF Washing
tea tarritOry, III rendering its decision
against woman suffrage. had commit
s~h hari-kark That Is, if the WOMEN
Suffrage law is void through defect
in the title OF the act. the law fixing
the time for holding the terms Of tine
supreme court Is defective aad Void
from .he same cause, ana ihc court
that has rendered .his decision
against woman suffrage Is sitting
without author.;y oi law.e
, 1887-02-17

The 5r-t -ialve -. the world = Cuts.
Gfui~-.~, = 5y-. j'rcrs, -aii III aJ-.r. ever
Sore, tarrer, E.HrFed Hands, Giis.
b'aJLs. l"rUS, aul al! skin EruptI.a-.
nd i"sr- rg'f ri.r-, Piles, or pr par
r,4Iii t5i -1- 'CF'l 10 -iv.. Pc i,,
- l7lav.... Ur iaI"cs r. asLGL. Fr.at
- cents Le. t5ux. For sale by n. d.
Hill & Son.
, 1887-02-17
EAsEE5s q. EiSskA

Il IS CE estC5':s5sS J1-5 thaG Hoods Ser
sagarila has proven al Invaluable remedy
ii many ssTe.s CCses C1 E3s.EUlaJ5Il, cE1ct-
Ing rCnlark2uIs cures ny is powerful action
in correcting Jac acil.iy oi tlo L!ocd. which
is The Cause Ct TIE disease, and purifying
and cnrichiHg me vital HuiI.
It IS ecyta,'l2y fir 10 CssU2r9 Tat what
Hoods SaTsG2sI..Ia. has done fc- Ctne-s it
"iH do Gor you. IhC-eIo-o, II you suffer
ths pains and aches CT rheumatism, give
this potent remedy Z iez- tz,c3.
, 1887-02-17

i.rv. Harris t-sc,., ar Partition. =. :.
Tr,ie-: Il WG~ IF,Uhled with ulaiufiu.
b""e. difficulty and s!-eUI.H. nights.
Winch tanud Eas wearing uc out. After
takiug aromatic Vine t"g Gays raj
I'D great relief. -.rep-ug well at.I other
WIS feeling lie a G-e man. / ci.-,r.s.,!.
recommend II Z suffering Lu1arlltv.' -
tn ni.4 Lal 1T Hlt's 5.uE stoge.
, 1887-02-17

Seattle Press: The iri, Of
senal's suffrage in tnis I. tory,
without regard to party mu insist
thai the Legislature amend re su.~
frsss act to conform 10 the sup.ene
SQUIRT decision. This Is he FIRST sep.
AothinS else viii satisfy tie ruh '.c
sense OF justice. Do 1T ICs" - z
& tbs shaievcr nay Ue sid -
, 1887-02-17
A Pos:tsva CO.

~ VAS tTo1h!ed yes-- E.psh VITA rheUma>
tism in ny hips. aH-as, a=G wrists. 1
eoCld hardly walk, aEI vas ccnGned TO my
bed good deal of The tine. Bcilg rec
CI-menGed TO tgy Eoad'5 SarsaparlIg, 1
took four bottles aad arl perfectly veu.
CHaer!uIly recommend Hoods Sarsararlla
20 c-c of the best Ji50d purifiers in tho
.-. 90 ". L. WOOD, Bloomington, Ii.
, 1887-02-17

Whon I-5~ was sir-. we Savo hcr Castoria,
" hen size 'ss., C.-.L- she cried for C:rsto:ia,
When s.'e A's'arne Mss, she cluns to Castor.a,
"'LeH she Ia Cs:!lsaa, slo eavs thorn Castoria-
, 1887-02-17

MAPLE SHADE TGEEs Barth
rop Is agent for nice healthy young
shade trees, and will I'll demands on
short notice. Leave orders with him
or at Latimer's drug store.
, 1887-02-17

FoR RENT CHEAP-A commodious
and well-finisheI cottage on the
bluff in Al. Pettygroge's addition.
Bath room and good supply OF water
in the builiing. Apply to this Office
, 1887-02-17
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and cured by this CCl--iVl- remedy, II tai-ec
before the iGst STAGES of TS disease atC reached
FROM its wonderful power q this terribly
tatai disease, when first Offering ghis now Ccf-
ebr1teG remedy - tho public, D1. PIERCE
TEcIChE seriously Of calling i he q CSE,s
S-izip5 ECa. &C req rit u1l-,LlGuca that Is;-iG
wonderful co-IEiu1ticu ui tonic, o. sLrall=
sEts- Alternative or DCOC-CsGazl-I- gi.5i-5i ola,
E]1etorl, ana nItri properties Is dleL rates.
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, 1887-02-17
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a. p l.-s-, secure i!or. D=ry 1I ..4-i and strict
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, 1887-02-17

MANY Ili'l-' tl lti' ne ''.t.-
system ;sg,. the p.n .crI- daily renewed mental
eyisg5.a ION. Iu-i.s-- IvorItiaU- often .uVnN"
4u .,.4a.rt Of mental y.sr and tear y.ry I,r.-la-
.r-.t. "a physical ...l;H. s.- the Frp's-I DIS, u
.i.u.-lg raE-U.f- .Ec uH Jess destructive Z"
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-11-09
HONORING GENERAL MILES.
Presented with a sword at Tucson.

Tucson, A. T., Nov. 9.-There were
5000 people to witness the ceremony OF
presenting General N. A. Miles with q
sword on behalf of the citizens of Arizona
in honor Of his subsection of the Apaches.
One OF the notable features of the parade
was band of 400 Papago Indians in war
paint and armor used in the campaign
against the Apaches. The Society OF
Arizona Pioneers and G. A. r. acted ss
escort. Ia the procession were also 600
school children.